Al-Baik Di Bistro Restaurant — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

I recently visited your restaurant and appreciated the pleasant ambiance, with the convenience of two separate entry and exit points. However, there were several concerns regarding the food, hygiene, and service. I ordered Nasi Biryani and Tandoori Chicken. While the rice was good, the Tandoori Chicken was of poor quality and unfortunately caused food poisoning, raising concerns about the freshness of the chicken and marination ingredients. I strongly recommend using fresh chicken and properly prepared masalas to ensure food safety. Additionally, the hygiene and cleanliness of the washbasin area were inadequate, as it lacked liquid soap, and the basin top was broken. As a food safety auditor, I urge the management to prioritize maintaining a clean and tidy environment. The service was also disappointing, with delays in serving food and clearing tables. Prompt and attentive service is essential for a good dining experience, and improvements in this area are necessary. I hope these issues are addressed promptly to enhance the overall experience for future...

Landed same morning in KL, checked in hotel at around 1 pm and walked to Chinatown longing for food. Al-Baik very easy to identify, almost opposite to iconic Central Market. First ordered for Onion Egg Roti, the signature everyday food in Malaysia. Flour roti stuffed with egg and onion, lightly fried, served with three delightful gravies all with different tastes, one a chicken gravy. Was still a bit hungry after this; then ordered an Ayam Murtabak. This is a flour roti with double filling of minced chicken, onion and spices, again served with three gravies. Very tasteful and very heavy. One of this is very adequate for a meal. So I was a bit over filled, but felt happy that I could taste the quintessential food of Malaysia on first day of my visit. Price is very reasonable. Then sat some more time watching people walking by with a glass of Kopi O (black coffee with sugar), another signature drink...

The food were great, you can choose what you want based on the menu or pick it yourself on the stall. There are various type of chicken and the roti canai is something you should try! I saw a man ate it for 3 plate, so I decided to order one and they are amazing with three type of sauce. Overall price is not expensive at all and they make you full easily once you ate though the food may look little.

I came back the next day to bring back home and also their teh tarik, the take away teh tarik is hugeeeee! Hahahaha. The cook and the people there were also very friendly! They remembered (I think) my friend and I didn't want hot teh tarik, so the next day they made sure if we want it...